Useful Resources

ORCID iD 

Google Scholar 

Web of Science - Researcher ID

How do I correct my Scopus Author profile? 

Content correction in Scopus 

Data Change and Missing Article, Issue request (Web of Science) 

Choosing a journal for publication

There are a number of automated services that help you choose a suitable academic journal for a particular manuscript. Such systems should be used as a guide only because they cannot replace an expert. However, you can test recommendation systems developed by major publishers.

Elsevier Journal Finder 

Wiley Journal Finder 

Springer Journal Suggester

The Leiden Manifesto

In 2015, the world's leading experts in scientometrics published a manifesto in which they set out the principles of the reasonable use of bibliometric indicators in the evaluation of scientific performance.

Resources for scientometric analysis

Elsevier CIS YouTube Channel 

The channel publishes methodological materials in the format of lectures on systematization and search of scientific information, preparation of publications, assessment of potential scientific directions, search of experts, effective work with scientific resources, scientometric indicators in Scopus.

Web of Science Training YouTube channel 

On this channel, you can learn how to find the impact factor of a journal, what the criteria are for including a journal in Web of Science, how to find scientometric indicators of a particular organization or an author, how to use the InCites module, and much more.

VosViewer (tool for visualization of bibliometric networks)

This program allows you to create 'maps of science' with bibliographic data downloaded from the Web of Science or Scopus. You can make maps of authors, of organizations, of keywords with this tool.

uses the set of publications indexed in Web of Science.